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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1938

Page

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Caucus Planned Next Tuesday Evening at School Auditorium

Combined school and village caucus set for 8 00 PM at the school auditorium on Tuesday March 1 next week. Town board members John Witt J Brady and police magistrate W C Sheets have terms expiring this year as well as school board Edgar Anderson and Dr J J Flegenschuh. Voters may nominate candidates and a large turnout is urged. the caucus usually lasts only a few minutes and starts promptly.

John Witt J. Brady W. C. Sheets Edgar Anderson J. J. Flegenschuh

Seniors Named for University Regents Scholarships

Phyllis Pritchard Berniece Seyfang Ray Goding and Leo Fisher are high school seniors selected by the faculty to compete for Regents Scholarships at the University of Nebraska. Exams are April 11 and 12 with 250 scholarships awarded statewide. Last year 458 schools and about 1900 pupils competed, and Jeanne Nelson of Potter won a scholarship. Results will be announced before commencement.

Phyllis Pritchard Berniece Seyfang Ray Goding Leo Fisher Regents University of Nebraska Nebraska Jeanne Nelson Potter

Annual Fat and Lean Classic in the Making

On Tuesday March 8 the annual basketball classic will be staged at the high school gym. Men over 25 may participate with fats weighing 200 pounds or more and leans limited to 160. Report to a high school first team player or Coach H M Furst to join, with early practice details to follow. The high school girls all stars meet the junior high girls in the preliminary. Register now.

H. M. Furst

Sextorp Farmers Union to Meet March 4 at Frank Mueller Home

Sextorp Local 725 invites members to a Friday meeting at Frank Mueller's residence to discuss the Death Benefit Association cold storage plants and shipping and elevator stock. Arthur Schubarth reports on the state convention. Everyone welcome. A county union meeting follows March 2 at Sidney district court room starting at one.

Sextorp Farmers Union Frank Mueller Arthur Schubarth County Farmers Union Sidney

Scarlet fever case prompts local quarantine

One solitary scarlet fever case is confirmed in the community. Kenneth Wickstrom, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Wickstrom, is the patient. The farm home has been quarantined and no other cases are found in the area.

Kenneth Wickstrom Sam Wickstrom

John Clausen Sr 81 Dies After Prolonged Illness

Obituary: John Clausen Sr aged 81 died Sunday at his daughter's home in Dix after a long illness. He arrived in western Nebraska in 1883, served as Union Pacific section foreman, homesteaded near Dix, and held Kimball County political roles including county commissioner. He retired in 1912, lived in Nebraska City, Tecumseh, then Kimball County with children John Clausen Jr. and Mrs Gustav Wendt. Interment was at Tecumseh cemetery beside his wife.

J. L. Clausen Methodist Church L. V. Slocumsb Tecumseh Clausen Gustav Wendt Dix Nebraska Union Pacific Railroad Kimball County Nebraska City John Clausen, Jr Wendt

Pioneer Clausen of Dix Remembered as Lasting Local Figure

German born pioneer Clausen arrived in the United States at 21 and settled near Grand Island before working for Union Pacific. He married Katherine von Aldenburg in 1883 and had ten children, with eight surviving. The couple later farmed near Dix for 30 years before retiring in 1912, leaving a strong legacy in the community.

Mr. Clausen Germany United States Middlewest Grand Island Nebraska New York Union Pacific Railroad Cheyenne Wyoming Katherine von Aldenburg

Mrs. Martin O Malley Visits Chicago Parents Home

Mrs Martin O Malley of Chicago visits at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs ArchieicMillan.

Martin O’malley Chicago Mrs ArchieicMillan

L. M. White Sale Attracts Buyers Wednesday

The L. M. White sale Wednesday drew a good crowd and featured items selling at fair figures according to reports.

L. M. White

Potter Community Boosters Meet Next Wednesday

The Potter community club will convene at Eggers cafe on Wednesday evening March 2. Joe P Schwartz leads the program featuring a boys quartet with Mrs Slocumb accompaniment. A large turnout is desired and officer elections will be conducted at the meeting.

Potter Community Boosters ‘Club Eggers Joe P. Schwartz Slocumb

Irrigator Henry Schwindt to Move into Kimball Area

Henry Schwindt a veteran irrigator from Kimball and Scottsbluff is moving to the area next week. He has leased the Goding farm for a year and will occupy a farm property with his family. He plans to specialize in beets under pump irrigation and grow other crops. Irrigators praise the valley as water supply is proven and easily accessible, boosting rapid pump irrigation growth.

Henry Schwindt Kimball and Scottsbluff Goding Schwindt

Pete Jensen Dies in Boelus Nebraska

N S Miller received word of the death of his cousin Pete Jensen at Boelus on February 19. Jensen was well known locally for vast land holdings and his banking ties, serving as president of Boelus State Bank and owner of a general store and garage. Funeral services were held February 23.

N. S. Miller Pete Jensen Boelus Nebr Jensen Boelus State Bank

Mother-Daughter Banquet March 3 at MEB Church

Preparations are under way for the community mother-daughter banquet to be held at the MEB church parlors starting at 6 45 p m on Thursday March 3 Tickets are on sale at local stores for 35c each The affair is sponsored by the men folks who will cook and serve All ladies are invited and urged to buy tickets soon to help cooks plan If you do not have a daughter obtain one for the evening This event promises to be real interesting.

Johnson Store Seyfang R. S. Proudfit Co Thayers Store Stines Cafe Begers Market Stantom

Legion Dance Tonight at Leyfang Hall

The Legion hard time dance will be held tonight Friday February 25 at Leyfang hall. The event has been very popular with previous dances. Admission is 25 cents and includes complimentary lunch. Come out and join the fun.

Legion Leyfang Hall

New Switchboard to Boost Local Telephone Service

A slightly used but completely overhauled switchboard will be installed in the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company's local exchange. The upgrade will increase the quality of service for the local system once in place.

Northwestern Bell Telephone Company

Potter Shipping Association Plans Audit and Stock Move

Regular meeting at Leyfang hall Potter on March 1 1938 at 1 30 p m to audit accounts and allocate funds pro rata. Possible transfer of funds into Potter Coop Grain Co stock on a dollar for dollar basis, pres BER Hadley.

Potter Shipping Association Leyfang Hall Potter Potter Coop. Grain Co

First Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Lent Faithful Call

Sunday Bible school at 2 15 p m and worship with sermon at 3 p m led by Pastor Dr IW T Kahse. During Lent, services held every Sunday afternoon. Come and worship with us at First Lutheran Church.

Lutheran “Church Iw, T. Kahse Bible

Potter schools to host Lodge Pole Valley debates festival

March 2 event gathers area schools with one team per school to debate a unicameral legislative system. Each team features two contestants per side, with final round in the school building during an evening program open to the public. Further details to be posted locally.

Potter Lodge Pole Valley Activities Association Seve&l

Potter Clinches First Title Since 1982 in Conference Win

Potter captures the conference crown defeating Sucol after a season where Potter led with .875 and Sunol at .857. Sucol beat Dalton, 19 to 14, and Lodge Polo, 36 to 32, while Potter dropped games to Sunol, 27 to 7, and Bushnell, 80 to 24. Dalton’s Friday game featured standout guard Jack Scherer with nine points and Kenneth Schwartz adding 13 for Potter. Potter reserves beat Dalton seconds, 16 to 9.

Potter Sucol Sunol Lodge Polo Bushnell Dalton Jack Scherer Kenneth Schwartz

Potter Six Years High School Honor Roll

A list of students recognized for high school honors over six years includes Edwin Kaderli Lois Hagemeister Donald Enevoldsen Joe Pritchard Genevieve Schwartz Jiminy Thayer Benny Herboldsheimer Kenneth Kaderli Eleanor Nelson Delores Coulter Bertha Mae Reetz Ralph Anderson Patricia Sleeth Charlotte Enevoldsen Clifton Thurston Ray Pritchard Lois Wathewson Hugene Morfeldt Carol Mathewson Clarence Henry Dorothy Anderson Roderick MacAdam Ray Goding Phyllis Pritchard Berniece Seyfang Byron Johnson Letha Moench

Edwin Kaderli Lois Hagemeister Donald Enevoldsen Joe Pritchard Genevieve Schwartz Jiminy Thayer Benny Herboldsheimer Kenneth Kaderli, Eleanor Nelson Delores Coulter Bertha Mae,Reetz Ralph Anderson Patricia Sleeth Charlotte Enevoldsen Clifton Thurston Ray Goding Phyllis Pritchard ‘Berniece Seyfang Byron Johnson Letha Moench

Basketball Tournament Drawn After Gurley Injury

Gurley team withdrawal due to injuries prompts a revised bracket for the Lodge Pole tournament. Potter and Sunol placed in separate upper and lower brackets with Lisco Venango Bushnell Senol Dalton in the upper and Potter Goodview Lodge Pole Lewellen in the lower. Schedule runs Thursday to Saturday with semi finals and finals and consolation games interspersed. If Potter wins class C, a rematch with Henry or state bid looms after last year’s win and Lincoln state entry.

Gurley Potter Sunol Kisco Venango Bushnell Senol Dalton Goodview Lodge Pole Lewellen Fol Lisco Henry Lincoln

Potter Defeats Dalton to Win LPVAA Championship

Potter earns the Lodge Pole Valley Athletic Association title with a 34 to 21 win over Dalton. Sunol also falls 32 to 36 to Lodge Pole, sealing Potter's championship on Friday night.

Potter Dalton Sunol Lodge Pole Val

Dalton game dinner hosted by Leo Fisher for team

Leo Fisher entertained the Dalton team at his home Friday after the game with a turkey dinner. Attendees included Parker Nelson, Donald Warner, Elvin Wheeler, Kenneth Schwartz, Ray Goding, Roderick MacAdam, Bernard Grothe, George Allison, Clarence Henry, Morris Henikson, Superintendent A. Wiemers, and Coach H. M. Furst. Mrs. Howard Fisher served a delicious and ample dinner enjoyed by the team and athletic staff.

Leo Fisher Parker Nelson Donald Warner Elvin Wheeler Kenneth Schwartz Ray Goding Roderick MacAdam Bernard Grothe George Allison Clarence Henry Morris Henikson A. Wiemers H. M. Furst Howard Fisher

Seventh and eighth grade study Kipling poem Te

English classes focus on Kipling poem Te while tenth grade covers editorial writing and news article style. They also study the state debate question as part of the curriculum.

Rudyard Kipling

Junior High Lesson Topics Highlight Science and Math Classes

In Cheyenne county schools eighth grade arithmetic studies volume measurements while seventh grade focuses on simple interest. The physics class investigates electric motor principles. Freshman algebra tackles signs in both addition and multiplication. Hygiene class begins narcotics study with poster contest entries. Science classes explore matter properties physiology unit. Attendance returns to normal after myump cases.

Cheyenne County

Pioneer life talk in early Nebraska history class

The sixth grade history class studied pioneer life in Nebraska with a talk by Martin Leafdale about early western Nebraska events. The class expressed gratitude for the presentation and listed the honor roll names: Jeane Hagemeister, Eugene Stormberg, Warren Wickhorst, Loren Fisher, Mamorie Johnson, Donald Schwartz, Eldon Tanner, Kathryn Jacoby.

Nebraska Martin Leafdale Mr. Leafdale Jeane Hagemeister Eugene Stormberg Warren Wickhorst Loren Fisher Mamorie Johnson Donald Schwartz Eldon Tanner Kathryn Jacoby

Third and Fourth Grades Storytelling and Honors

In language class Friday students told Washington stories with "George and the Colt" a favorite. Virginia Jessop George Coulter and June Ann Challburg achieved top oral spelling scores. Fourth graders study the Salara desert geography while third graders study Switzerland. Honor students tabulated for the past six weeks.

Washington George The Colt Virginia Jessop George Coulter June Ann Challburg Salara Desert Switzerland

Methodist Church Notes Invites Worship Next Sunday

WA cordial invitation is extended to you to attend our services of worship next Sunday. Services both morning and evening, Wednesday, March 2, Ash Wednesday, the first day of the Lenten season. If you are not a regular attendant in church, why not make a good beginning this Lenten season.

Antelope Divide Social Round In Sidney Area

A flurry of Sunday and Friday visits links residents and neighbors across Antelope Divide. Families including Whitney, Nelson, Bertramson, Hadley, Johnson, Hammond, Madden, Terman, Olsen, Larson, Vessey, Willoughby, and Renicka shared dinners and calls at homes like Emil Nelson, Cliff Hammond, Jim Bertramson, Chris Terman, Jens Olsen, Leo Olsen, Dewey Larson, Lewellyn Nelson, and Mrs J M Nelson in Sidney and nearby towns.

George Whitney Emil Nelson Jim Bertramson EB. R. Hadley Guy Terman Jim Johnson Cliffod Hammond Edson Madden Ed. Nelson M. Ys. Riehloff Kimball Chris Terman Gunhart Olsen Dewey Larson Jens Olsen Jens Jense Sven Olsen Leo Olsen Lewellyn Nelson Sidney Draw

Annual report of village treasurer appears in this issue

The village treasurer’s annual report shows higher cash intake than expenditures for the period and a larger balance than a year ago. Four thousand dollars was paid on the bonded debt though bonds are not due for two more years. All operating fund cash comes from sale of electric current and water and a few minor materials. taxes support the light and water plant.

Potter Coyotes Celebrate Victory With Hike and Feast

R G Eggers hosted a celebratory hike for the Potter Coyotes after their win. He treated the team coach superintendent and all players to a social outing east of town with a wiener steak and marshmallow feed. The participants said they greatly enjoyed the occasion and the hospitality.

R. G. Eggers Potter Coyotes

Washington's Birthday Vacation Observed Citywide

Students and faculty enjoyed a vacation on Washington's birthday while the bank closed and other businesses stayed open. Flags flew in the streets and from private homes to commemorate the day.

Washington

State Farmers Union convention attendance corrected

The record notes Arthur Schuesster and Arthur Sehn barth attended the state Farmers Union convention as delegates from the Sexorp local. An earlier entry misnamed Arthur Schuessler and should read Arthur Schuesster barth.

Arthur Schuesster Arthur Sehnbarth Farmers Union Sexorp Arthur Sch Barth Mr. Schuessler

Enevoldsen Family Attends Hansen Silver Anniversary

Mr and Mrs D F Enevoldsen and family spent Sunday at Curtis Nebraska for the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Albert Hansen Mrs Hansen is a sister of Mr Enevoldsen The event gathered relatives and friends in a small community celebration.

D. F. Enevoldsen Curtis Nebr Albert Hansen Mirs Hansen Mrr Ene- Atma Pr Malepte Voldsen

Eight Epworth Leaguers Attend Subdistrict Institute

Eight Epworth Leaguers of the local Wy B church attended the sub district midwinter institute in an all day session at Lodge Pole last Saturday. Attendees report a very profitable institute.

Epworth Wy B Lodge Pole

Mrs Guy Hite Returns Home After Visit Here

Mrs Guy Hite arrived back in Washington state after a several week stay here She planned to stop in Longview Washington to visit friends during the trip The note records a personal travel detail with a local stop mentioned in the itinerary

Guy Hite Washington State Longview Washington

Marvin MccMillan Spends Weekend with Friends in Julesburg

Marvin MccMillan enjoyed a weekend with friends in Julesburg, where he relaxed and socialized. The gathering highlighted casual visits, local hospitality, and familiar faces in the town.

Marvin MccMillan Julesburg

Sunday call from Dybdahl at Nelson home

Chris Dybdahl and his son called Sunday forenoon at the L. K. Nelson home. The brief visit was noted in local society circles and adds to the family update in the community column.

Chris Dybdahl and Son L. K. Nelson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farmers. Union C. Edgar Leafdale Sextorp John Clausen, SR Kimball Steam Laundry Ber Hadley Pres Ray Pritchard Lois Wathewson Hugene Morfeldt Carol Mathewson Dorothy Anderson Fisher Family Methodist Church Notes Co R. Tanner Mrs Wesley Herboldsheimer Carl Larson V. A. Nelson Clifford Hammond Anna Renicka Lula Jim John Son Home Stines E. S. Hermansen Prop
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